Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Blaine has started from home on his
European trip
Sidney Phelan has failed in Atlanta,
Ga, for $500, 600.
Saturday was the opening day of the ST.
Louis Fair Association.
The effect of O'Brien's visit on the Can
adams is said to be bad.
A train was robbed by four masked men
near Fort Worth, Texas.
Opposition to the proposed Episcopal
Cathedral is springing up.
Eight men were killed by dynamite ex-
plosion at Birmingham, Pa.
The building trades in Chicago are pro-
jecting national federation.
The Governor of Florida asks for aid in
suppression of the yellow fever.
Bids for Pacific Coast Indian Agents
supplies will be opened next month.
General James S. Speed, Lincolns At
torney General, is dying in Kentucky.
The attorney for Judge Hilton has filed
an answer in the Stewart will contest.
A. E. Hornblower of the Hoboken Bank
| is believed TO have committed suicide.
At Latonia, KY, on Saturday, Haggin's
Firenzi won the Ladies' stakes in 2:13a.
Proceedings have been commenced
against p D. Armour for cornering pork.
Major Rathbtne Indignantly denies the
charge that he never voted the Democratic
ticket.
Professor Edward May will probably be
Justice of the United States Supreme
Court.
The Presbyterian Synod objects TO the
Constitution of the United States and the
use of tobacco.
The Treasury of Logan county, Ark,
was robbed by the County Treasurer and
three accomplices.
A Cincinnati man has been engaged to
put 5000 electric lights in the palace of the
Emperor of japan.
The bankrupt Cheyenne firm of Swan
Bros. having decided away their property,
have been sued by their creditors.
FOREIGN.
The Austrian ambassador at Berlin has
been recalled.
The Amer of Afghanistan is hard
pressed at Herat.
Patti scored grand success in London
on Saturday afternoon.
Commoner Gill has been nominated by
the Nationalist for Lord Mayor of Dublin.
The Crown Princes larynx will be OPP
Grated upon next Wednesday for the last
time.
Russia will not permit the Chinese to
acquire lands i'll her towns on the Pacific
coast.
French finances furnish the principal
difficulty to be surmounted by Rouvier's
Ministry.
Prince Bismarck has changed his views
on the Russian ukase concerning the rights
of foreigners.
A queer suit for the ownership of $780,
COO has grown out of the recent earthquake
at Diano Marine.
The Manhattan Clubs champion made a
poor showing in the race at Stamford
Bridge, London.
King Christian TX. of Denmark is visit
ing his daughter, the Duchess of Cumber-
land, at her asylum.
Henry Mosier and Miss Kate Greatorex
have received honorable meation for their
pictures in the salon.
Many well-known Americans are now in
Paris. among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles B. Alexander and Charles Croker.
The wedding of Henry C. Hall and Miss
Mary &. Barlow, of New York, took place
near Paris on Saturday, and was attended
with novel features.
PACIFIC COAST.
Santa Cruz voted to erect S., 600 school
house.
Portland, Or, was visited by two fires on
Saturday.
Two big fires occurred in Vallejo, with
heavy losses.
Benicia intends placing heavy license
ON retail drummers.
A great improvement is about to be made
at the Napa College.
There was an earthquake shock in ST.
sanville on Saturday.
Robert F. Duncan committed suicide at
Springville, Humboldt county.
A Los Angeles baseball game for sweet
charity's sake Melted over $500.
Robert Duffy was seriously injured in
the Mad River mill. at Eureka.
Between three and four hundred men are
employed at the mills in Guerneville.
Doves and quail are numerous along
Santa Rosa creek. So hunters report.
The Laymon Hotel, at Santa Ana was
sold for sos, OCEAN advance of 81 900.
Cotton has taken the boom fever. and
building lots are quoted at fancy prices.
Not flag was unfurled to the American
breeze at Tuscarora. New, on Memorial
Day. The Times RerieW does not say
whether this was owing to the lack of in
terest on the part of the people, or to lack
of flags.